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4 Things to Know About the Senate’s Health Care Bill

According to a report from the National Women's Law Center, just 12% of individual market plans included maternity coverage before the ACA was passed. Women who wanted maternity care could purchase an additional rider, some of which...

Serena Williams: There’s more to domestic violence than physical abuse

Both Purple Purse and the National Women's Law Center has compiled a series of financial resources that are available to people who have separated from abusive partners. In the case of an emergency, always call 911.

All of Karen Handel’s Awful Positions on Women’s Rights

But the minimum wage disproportionately affects adult women, who make up early two-thirds of minimum wage workers, according to the National Women's Law Center. The federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, which hasn't changed since...

As Russia Consumes Attention, Trump Budget Threatens to Upend the Lives of Marginalized Women

There is simply no getting around the fact that slashing funding for Medicaid and targeting Planned Parenthood is a direct attack on the health of marginalized women, children, and families. As the National Women’s Law...

Why Work for Yourself? Women Want Flexibility; Men Want Control

“Certainly, women’s opportunities for different types of jobs and advancement are constrained by the fact that they’re shouldering the responsibility for caregiving,” said Maya Raghu, Director of Workplace Equality at the National Women’s Law Center.

It’s Time for Progressives to Fight for Women of Color

Why do women have less wealth? As the National Women’s Law Center has reported, the race and gender wage gaps result in significant financial losses over the course of women’s careers: $840,040 for Black women, $934,240 for Native...